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Are you having trouble
finding a job? Being
passed over for
promotion to a more
responsible, better
paying position?
We
can help by getting your
misdemeanor or felony
convictions expunged. |
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Are you having
trouble obtaining a
professional
license due to your
criminal record?
Expungement of your
record can help you
pursue your
professional
license. |
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Yes, we can help
you!
Many of our
clients use the
telephone or on-
line processing
to get their
criminal records
expunged. Our
on-line secure
form will allow
you to begin the
process of
having your
record expunged,
confidentially
and simply with
no traffic to
fight or time
lost from work. |
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Ohio’s Leader in Record
Expungement and Record Sealing
What is an Expungement?
In Ohio, the defintion of expungement is a
legal process in court which allows
you to have any and all references
to a prior criminal conviction
cleared and your court file sealed.
The result is as if you were never
convicted of the crime.
Criminal Record Expungement is our
emphasis
We know Ohio expungement law. We have helped hundreds of Ohioans explore the possibilities of record expungement for their specific cases. This is not just a sideline to our law
practice. But we are the ohio expungement law experts. Our fees are fair and competitive because we emphasize expungement law and sealing of
criminal records.
Talk to our Ohio expungement lawyers about your case up front
We will not ask for your credit card
information online before we know
whether we can help you.
We handle Expungement cases in
all of Ohio’s 88 counties
In
many cases, we are able to appear on
behalf of our clients, and our
clients do not have to personally
appear for a hearing. The procedure
takes from 30 days to 4 months
(sometimes longer) depending on the
court and the complexity of the
case. When an expungement is
granted, and you are asked questions
about criminal convictions, you can
honestly answer “no” in many
circumstances.
Don’t let Criminal Convictions be a
permanent scar of your past
Criminal records are not
automatically expunged with the
passage of time.
Juvenile, Misdemeanor, and Felony
Convictions can usually be Expunged
Even if your criminal charges were
dismissed or you were found not
guilty of the charge, the record of
your arrest and the charges filed
against you are still available for
inspection for the public. An
expungement of dismissed cases can
remove the cloud of suspicion
resulting from these records.
Not all Criminal cases can be
Expunged
There are some limits of to relief that
Expungement can provide. We maintain
an extensive database containing
information about what can and
cannot be expunged by statute. If
you are interested in expunging your
criminal record, we encourage you to
call now for a free/no obligation
consultation during which we will
discuss your case and explain the
process involved in completing the
expungement.
+ Disclaimer - We only accept cases
where the conviction occurred in
Ohio state courts.
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